The Central American landrace and heirloom thread (Part 3)

[420noob]

@CocoaCoir

For instance, I used an AI video dubbing setup with 2-3 algorithms

simply for some quantum physics for others lol.

[Upstate]

I would need a 10-week course to hold on to that information and comprehend it lol. You can do some neat stuff nowadays. Until my cousin did it I didn’t know you could hold your phone over writing that’s in a different language and on your phone screen it shows your preferred language. I’ve been using these Taiwanese medicinal patches and there are some very weird ingredients in there. Pretty sure Pig’s teeth was one of them… turtle shell…
Had I known pigs teeth would do the trick for pain I’d have gone down to my buddies house and had one of his Pigs bite my knee😅.
I better clarify and say that I don’t think turtle shell or pigs teeth are helping my knee… but there’s lots of herbal stuff in there too. Somethings helping

[rasterman]

@420noob

simply for some quantum physics for others lol.

I’m thinking the same thing!

[Upstate]

Michoacan keeper so far.

I got lucky and found the same pheno in male form. Pictured is the lady.

[rasterman]

Two of my Pearl Stem Bx1 Oaxacans were eaten by evil rabbits. I was going to put a cage around them this morning but my wife threw something together yesterday! It’s not fancy but I think it’ll get the job done.

[deeez99]

Uhhg that’s always frustrating. That rabbit has got good taste at least

[GREANDAL]

Not the rabbit of Caerbannog!

I have to keep my seedlings 3 ft off the ground here. Chipmunks and rabbits just don’t care. LOL

[Upstate]

It IS the rabbit! https://youtu.be/tgj3nZWtOfA?si=38ENDucDGOHcpOJ6
@rasterman I hope the plants make a quick recovery!

[rasterman]

I used to grow a lot of chili until I moved up here. They let them get big enough to bloom and in one night they chop the whole plant. Stupids.

But I knew it was a risk and they’ll grow back.

[rasterman]

Yeah, like that. Just a harmless little bunny with a mean streak a mile wide.

[420noob]

not sure on the pic order but the one with the boxes over soil is oaxacan and the fabric pot is red skunk 18 by @gregog

Santa Marta Colombian gold is happier triple potted and covered soil. I was thinking about putting her in the ground but I’m worried she be a monster! what do yall think?

[Greenfingers]

It seems every year I give a friend a half dozen plants and the rabbits eat them. No word yet this season.

[Uprangewilly]

@420noob

I’m worried she be a monster! what do yall think?

I say do it. We like monster plants on here.

Your trimming hand might not like it.

[Upstate]

@420noob

was thinking about putting her in the ground but I’m worried she be a monster! what do yall think?

I think I’d like to see that!. Plants look happy!

[PineTarBastard]

Here’s a couple of Mulanje x Oaxaca crosses.

[ManyManySpliffs]

I agree, we love monster plants on here. Go for it.
K++ @420noob I’m outta likes…

[Upstate]

Nice branches on the upper pheno. Tight spacing.

[Upstate]

I was sure of purity due to pedigree. Now I don’t know. The male plants showed sex really early in solo cups. I think it was from root restrictions but can’t be positive yet. Near the end of week 3 of flowering now after a couple or few weeks of prior veg. They are stretchy, which is a good sign, and the plants do look like Sativas.

[Grayeyes]

Are those Michoacan? Wonder how many strains there are.

[Upstate]

Oh shit. Lol. Forgot to say, thats the Panama. Here’s the males, topped to off the sex parts. None of the females have shown stigmas yet, so maybe the males triggered quickly from root restrictions. I don’t know.

The males are lanky like Sativas but triggered sex parts as fast as the mexi strains… but saw a shorter veg.